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minimum number of observations - document or check ? #347
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http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11265518/adf-test-in-statsmodels-in-python
we need a different rule and a warning for small numbers |
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…maries. This gives us a dry way to catch multi-colinearity errors in the Granger module. closes statsmodels#347
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…n summaries. This gives us a dry way to catch multi-colinearity errors in the Granger module. closes statsmodels#347
move to 0.6 milestone (or it can maybe be done for 0.5.1) |
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…n summaries. This gives us a dry way to catch multi-colinearity errors in the Granger module. closes statsmodels#347
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grangercausalitytests uses OLS for estimation. It breaks, raises exception at different (random looking) points if the number of observations is too small.
from a quick calculation, it looks like the minimum number of observations is
see mailing list thread 2012-06-29: "Strange error in statsmodels.tsa.stattools.grangercausalitytests"
document or check and raise ValueError, when we know what the minimum number of observations is (problem perfect multicollinearity, singular design)
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